How do you cite an in-text citation for a bibliography?

It seems you're asking about how to cite a bibliography within your text. This is a bit unusual, as bibliographies are typically listed at the end of a paper or document, not cited within the text itself.

However, you *can* refer to your bibliography within your text:

* For general reference: You can mention the bibliography in a sentence like "For a more detailed list of sources, please refer to the bibliography."

* To acknowledge specific sources: You could say something like "For more information on this topic, see the works listed in the bibliography under 'Historical Context'."

Important: You don't cite individual sources from your bibliography in-text like you would a normal citation.

Here's what you *do* need to do for in-text citations:

* Use a consistent citation style: APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.

* Cite the source directly in your text: This usually involves the author's last name and year of publication, sometimes with a page number.

* Include a full citation in your bibliography: This is where you provide all the necessary details for the source (author, title, publication date, etc.).

Example:

In-text citation:

"Studies have shown a correlation between stress and mental health (Smith, 2023)."

Bibliography entry:

Smith, J. (2023). The impact of stress on mental health. *Journal of Psychology*, 12(3), 45-58.

Let me know if you have a specific example or situation you're trying to cite, and I can give you more tailored advice!